Utter below comparison of superiority word groups 4-5 times aloud. 

Group 1:

absent-minded: more absent-minded than

conservative: more conservative than

decent: more decent than

evil: more evil than

casual: more casual than

fortunate: more fortunate than

helpless: more helpless than

doubtful: more doubtful than

eager: more eager than

foolish: more foolish than

general: more general than

helpful: more helpful than

terrible: more terrible than

accustomed: more accustomed than

dishonest: more dishonest than

exact: more exact than

illiterate: more illiterate than

imperfect: more imperfect than

ideal: more ideal than

active: more active than

impartial: more impartial than

efficient: more efficient than

distinct: more distinct than

home-sick: more home-sick than

hospitable: more hospitable than

Group 2:

afraid: more afraid than

dramatic: more dramatic than

loyal: more loyal than

normal: more normal than

anxious: more anxious than

obvious: more obvious than

partial: more partial than

recent: more recent than

remarkable: more remarkable than

convenient: more convenient than

artificial: more artificial than

furious: more furious than

sensible: more sensible than

capable: more capable than

important: more important than

miserable: more miserable than

sensitive: more sensitive than

equal: more equal than

pleasant: more pleasant than

silent: more silent than

independent: more independent than

innocent: more innocent than

awkward: more awkward than

difficult: more difficult than

harmful: more harmful than

Group 3:

impossible: more impossible than

proper: more proper than

regular: more regular than

effective: more effective than

jealous: more jealous than

modern: more modern than

grateful: more grateful than

selfish: more selfish than

spacious: more spacious than

violent: more violent than

cunning: more cunning than

essential: more essential than

certain: more certain than

distant: more distant than

familiar: more familiar than

honest: more honest than

perfect: more perfect than

precious: more precious than

indecent: more indecent than

moderate: more moderate than

immediate: more immediate than

definite: more definite than

naked: more naked than

polite: more polite than

competent: more competent than

Group 4:

liberal: more liberal than

probable: more probable than

sudden: more sudden than

famous: more famous than

gentle: more gentle than

popular: more popular than

responsible: more responsible than

indifferent: more indifferent than

royal: more royal than

missing: more missing than

exciting: more exciting than

obliging: more obliging than

shocking: more shocking than

confusing: more confusing than

interesting: more interesting than

promising: more promising than

convincing: more convincing than

exhausting: more exhausting than

amusing: more amusing than

lasting: more lasting than

disappointing: more disappointing than

misleading: more misleading than

puzzling: more puzzling than

charming: more charming than

pressing: more pressing than

Group 5:

refreshing: more refreshing than

comforting: more comforting than

discouraging: more discouraging than

striking: more striking than

terrifying: more terrifying than

surprising: more surprising than

encouraging: more encouraging than

loving: more loving than

tempting: more tempting than

good-looking: more good-looking than

Interested: more Interested than

upset: more upset than

drunk: more drunk than

astonished: more astonished than

complicated: more complicated than

delighted: more delighted than

crowded: more crowded than

decided: more decided than

qualified: more qualified than

terrified: more terrified than

devoted: more devoted than

pleased: more pleased than

surprised: more surprised than

disappointed: more disappointed than

experienced: more experienced than

Group 6:

satisfied: more satisfied than

offended: more offended than

reserved: more reserved than

worried: more worried than

discouraged: more discouraged than

amused: more amused than

confused: more confused than

distinguished: more distinguished than

exhausted: more exhausted than

puzzled: more puzzled than

frightened: more frightened than

well-built: more well-built than

well-kept: more well-kept than

badly-kept: more badly-kept than

badly-cooked: more badly-cooked than

well-dressed: more well-dressed than

badly-dressed: more badly-dressed than

well-informed: more well-informed than

well-educated: more well-educated than

well-behaved: more well-behaved than

well-managed: more well-managed than

badly-managed: more badly-managed than

well-paid: more well-paid than